http://www.businesssoftwaremadeeasy.com/tips.htmSoftware hints and tips that save you timeMon, 23 Jul 2007 00:24:39 GMTTue, 8 May 2012 14:14:44 GMTLevelfield http://www.businesssoftwaremadeeasy.com/log/post_304619606_tips.htm<p><font face="Arial"><strong>July 23 2007<br /><br></strong><font face="Arial">One of the most common questions I get about ACT! is if there is a way to print labels.&nbsp; If so then how?</font></font><br><p><font face="Arial"><strong>In all versions of ACT! 5.0 - 2007<br /><br></strong>**Be sure to complete a Lookup of the contacts you want to print before starting these steps<br /><br>1. File &gt; Print...<br /><br>-Under 'Printout Type' in the left column<br /><br>2. Select 'Labels'<br /><br>3. Select your label type according to Avery standard<br /><br>-Office Max and Office Depot labels will state their equivalent Avery type on the package if you are using those brands<br /><br>4. Click 'Print'<br /><br>5. Select 'Current Lookup'<br /><br>**Best practice is to leave 'Preview' as the selected output in case something is wrong with the selected contacts<br /><br>**If printing on an incomplete sheet of labels, you can select the starting position of labels under the 'Position' tab<br /><br>6. Click 'OK'<br /><br>-Review your Labels<br /><br>**Load your printer with labels<br /><br>7. Click the Printer button to print<br /><br>You're done!</font></p><br></p><br><p><font face="Arial">The Print Label feature isn't easy to find - even in the latest versions of ACT!.&nbsp; But, it does exist and is very handy when completing a mail merge.</font></p>Mon, 23 Jul 2007 00:24:39 GMT